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5 Questions With Chantal
What’s one thing people would be surprised to learn about you?
That I’m a huge foodie. People are often surprised by how much I love discovering new restaurants, trying different cuisines, and seeking out memorable dining experiences. I also come from a British and Dutch background, as my mum is English, which has influenced my appreciation for different cultures, food, and even some of the expressions I use. I think that mix of backgrounds has played a big role in shaping my curiosity and love for exploring new things.
How would you describe your personal style in three words?
Girly, edgy, and accessorized. I love balancing feminine pieces with a bit of edge, whether that’s through silhouettes, textures, or unexpected details. Accessories are always an essential part of my look, as they’re what make an outfit feel complete and uniquely mine.
What are you saying “yes” to more often these days?
New experiences. Lately, I’ve been making a conscious effort to say yes to things that are unfamiliar or slightly outside of my comfort zone. Whether it’s trying something I’ve never done before, meeting new people, or exploring new opportunities, I’ve found that some of the most rewarding moments come from embracing the unknown and being open to growth.
What does a perfect day in Bali look like for you?
A perfect day in Bali starts with meditation and affirmations, followed by some form of movement, whether that’s Pilates, a walk, yoga, or weight training. I love spending the afternoon being creative, whether that’s creating content or working on a fun shoot. To end the day, nothing beats a beautiful dinner with friends, good conversation, and enjoying Bali’s incredible atmosphere.
If this season of your life had a title, what would it be?
"Go With the Flow." It’s a reminder to enjoy the present, trust the process, and not try to control every outcome. I’m learning to embrace opportunities as they come, stay open to new experiences, and have faith that things will unfold the way they’re meant to.